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22 February 2012Design of encoders and decoders for code/pulse-position-swapping (C/CPPS) based on sonar codes
The time slots of M-ary pulse-position-modulation (PPM) can be replaced by M optical CDMA codes: Code/Pulse-Position-Swapping (C/PPS) or Code-Shift-Keying (CSK). Features of C/PPS are that it: (1) retains the intensity-modulation/
direct-detection (IM/DD) and multiple-bits-per-symbol features of PPM; (2) supports multiple access
communications; (3) supports bandwidth-on-demand; (4) supports tailoring quality of service; (5) translates the received
symbol to its corresponding bit sequence without using look-up-tables (LUTs)); (6) and has a common electronic bandwidth
for all data rates. In this paper we describe the design of C/PPS encoders and decoders based on the specific
example of 4x4 fast frequency hopping (FFH) sonar codes.
Antonio J. Mendez
"Design of encoders and decoders for code/pulse-position-swapping (C/CPPS) based on sonar codes", Proc. SPIE 8246, Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies XXIV, 82460B (22 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.909522
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Antonio J. Mendez, "Design of encoders and decoders for code/pulse-position-swapping (C/CPPS) based on sonar codes," Proc. SPIE 8246, Free-Space Laser Communication Technologies XXIV, 82460B (22 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.909522